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    Pennsylvania College of Technology
Despite doom and gloom headlines of the past year, manufacturing is a vibrant and rewarding employment sector for graduates with high-tech skills. That's the fundamental message of this episode of degrees that work., focusing on advanced manufacturing. The program features a group of Pennsylvania College of Technology manufacturing students, who possess the hands-on, high-tech skills desired by manufacturers. The students test their skills by designing and building an off-road vehicle for an exciting international competition in Quebec: Baja SAE Montreal.
10.06.2011 Careers and Technologies
    Plastics:
Plastics touch every aspect of life. Without plastics, much of what we depend on daily at work and home would disappear. Despite its prevalence, the moldable material doesn't enjoy top-of-the-mind awareness, especially among the current generation of students. This episode of degrees that work. attempts to change that. The expertise of national experts is combined with the work of high school students engaged in a plastics project to illuminate the exciting nature and possibilities of the field.
10.06.2011 Careers and Technologies
     Three dimensional object is created by laying down successive layers of material
3D printing is a form of additive manufacturing technology where a three dimensional object is created by laying down successive layers of material. 3D printers are generally faster, more affordable and easier to use than other additive manufacturing technologies. 3D printers offer product developers the ability to print parts and assemblies made of several materials with different mechanical and physical properties in a single build process. Advanced 3D printing technologies yield models that can serve as product prototypes.
07.11.2011 Careers and Technologies
    Using CareerME for Amazing Student Job Shadowing Presentations Webinar
Job shadowing is designed to increase career awareness, provide authentic models for students, and reinforce the link between classroom learning and work requirements. Any workplace can provide an opportunity for job shadowing. This webinar demonstrates how a student can prepare to be a CareerME.org profile contributor. Participants will be introduced to the CareerME.org job shadow preparation process and how your students can participate, contribute, and share with other students exploring companies to learn more about advanced manufacturing careers.
06.25.2011 Careers and Technologies
    A virtual tour about CNC machines and CAM screw machine products, design, manufacturing
Tour: Production of CNC and Cam Screw Machine Products This is a virtual tour of Cox Manufacturing Companys ISO certified contract manufacturing facility in San Antonio, Texas.
06.14.2011 Companies, People, and Organizations
    Clay High School IM&E Program
Tony Spallino is the IM&E (Integrated Machining and Engineering) Instructor at Clay High School, Oregon, Ohio. This video describes the program and outcomes of students plus industry involvement.
06.10.2011 Careers and Technologies
    Volkswagon's Transparent Factory in Dresden, Germany
The Volkswagen Transparent Factory in Dresden is where they make Volkswagen's luxury sedan, the Phaeton. The Transparent Factory is situated in the city center of Dresden, Germany. The factory's walls are made almost completely of glass. Its floors are covered entirely in Canadian maple. Its visitor-friendly layout was designed to accommodate up to 500 tourists per day. There are no smokestacks, no loud noises, and no toxic byproducts. The floors are so clean, you can eat off it.
03.04.2011 Companies, People, and Organizations
    Video highlights from the FIRST Robotics Kansas City Regional 2009
This annual event is the celebration of weeks of hard work and fun resulting in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). This is where High School students get to demonstrate the results of teamwork, design, and creativity with their robots.
04.02.2010 Schools and Programs
    Photonics Career Videos Project
We asked our video subjects who they worked for, what they do, how they became interested in photonics and who helped or encouraged them. We asked our subjects to discuss their educational preparation for their career and why those chose their specific educational and career pathways. We also encouraged our subjects to discuss what they found interesting about their jobs and to provide advice to students who might be interested in pursuing careers in lasers, optics or photonics.
03.01.2010 Schools and Programs
    Plastics & Polymer Engineering Technology Program at Pennsylvania College of Technology
Graduates from these programs are in high demand to fill plastics industry career positions in manufacturing operations, process technology, supervision, research and development, product and machine design, and many more. Starting salaries range from approximately $40,000 to $50,000. (Department Program at http://www.pct.edu/schools/iet/plastics/)
02.11.2010 Schools and Programs


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